Read MoreUDRP providers have changed their process in the wake of GDRP, a European policy that obscures Whois information for most domain names. Now, when a company files a cybersquatting dispute, the provider will contact the registrar and obtain the Whois information. The provider then relays this to the complainant and invites them to amend their case with the new information...
UDRP New UDRP process to get access to private Whois
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